free software in latin america

December 19, 2007

Brazil opts for Linux-based electronic voting machines

Filed under: Digital Rights, Free Software, Latin America — admin @ 9:51 am

Major newspapers are reporting that Brazil will start switching to electronic voting machines, beginning with the 2008 municipal elections, that are based on Linux. Compared to the closed source, corruption-riddled voting machine scandals happening in the United States with right-wing companies like Diebold, one has to wonder how the United States can still pretend like we are the model of democratic innovation.

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